Annual list
Nevada Annual List and State Business License Renewal
Nevada's yearly filing is the annual list of managers or officers, filed with the Secretary of State by the last day of the anniversary month together with the state business license renewal. An LLC pays $150 plus $200, $350 in all; a corporation pays from $150 plus $500 (NRS 86.263; 78.150; 76.100). Late lists add a $75 penalty and the license adds $100.
Nevada fees re-checked against the Nevada Revised Statutes: November 12, 2026
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Nevada Annual List and State Business License Renewal: the Nevada specifics
Due date
The last day of the month in which the anniversary of formation falls, each year (NRS 86.263). Foreign LLCs use the anniversary of their Nevada qualification (NRS 86.5461).
Source: NRS 86.263What it lists
The company name, file number, and the names, titles and addresses of all managers or managing members, signed under a declaration that the company complies with the business license law (NRS 86.263).
Source: NRS 86.263Late penalties
$75 on the list (NRS 86.272) and $100 on the business license renewal.
Source: NRS 86.272Annual list and business license: due every anniversary month
Every Nevada LLC and corporation files an initial list of managers or officers when it forms, then an annual list by the last day of the month in which its formation anniversary falls (NRS 86.263; NRS 78.150). The LLC list is $150; a corporation's list starts at $150 and rises with the value of its authorized shares. The $200 state business license, $500 for a corporation, renews with the list (NRS 76.100). So an LLC's yearly state cost is $350.
Source: NRS 86.263What a missed list sets in motion
A company that misses its list is in default and owes a $75 penalty on top of the fee (NRS 86.272), plus a $100 penalty on the late business license. If it stays in default, its charter is revoked on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the month the list was due (NRS 86.274). Reinstatement then costs $300 plus every missed fee and penalty (NRS 86.276).
Source: NRS 86.272Working out your due date
Take the month your articles were filed. The annual list is due by the last day of that month every year, starting the year after formation (NRS 86.263). A company formed August 9, 2025 files by August 31, 2026. The business license renews in the same filing.
Source: NRS 86.263
Default, then revocation
Miss the date and the company is in default, with a $75 list penalty (NRS 86.272) and a $100 license penalty. The Secretary of State notifies the registered agent, and the charter is revoked on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the list was due (NRS 86.274).
Source: NRS 86.274
Nevada Annual List and State Business License Renewal: questions
No. It renews with the annual list in the same filing.
Source: NRS 76.100File an amended list. An amendment within 60 days of the initial list is free; otherwise a fee applies.
Source: NRS 86.263The statute allows an alternative due date in some cases (NRS 86.263(12)). Ask us before changing it.
Source: NRS 86.263Yes. Corp USA prepares and submits your Nevada filing with the Secretary of State for you. The official state fees are passed through at cost, with our service fee shown separately at checkout, so you never have to work through the state's system yourself.
Source: Nevada Secretary of StateFile before your annual report due date.
Heads up: we are an independent company that prepares and submits Nevada filings for owners. We are not the Nevada Secretary of State, and we do not give legal advice. Every state charge passes through at the exact amount billed, shown separately from our service fee.